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Platform Administrator II
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Given a complex scenario, determine the solution using the best tool or combination of tools to solve a business problem
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Given a scenario, identify the appropriate tool or method for troubleshooting declarative automation
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Given a scenario, explain the capabilities and limitations of each declarative automation tool
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Screen flow input, navigation, and Lightning page placement
Learn this conceptBefore-save versus after-save record-triggered flow capabilities
Learn this conceptFlow create update and delete versus Workflow and Process Builder
Learn this conceptScheduled paths versus time-dependent workflow actions
Learn this conceptWorkflow rule remaining actions and limitations
Learn this conceptClassic approval process steps actions and record locking
Learn this conceptFlow approval processes versus Classic approval processes
Learn this conceptFlow interview bulkification and transaction limits
Learn this conceptUnderstand the implications of the order of execution when using automation tools
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A workflow rule is still-supported record automation on a single object: after December 31, 2025 existing rules continue to run and you can activate, deactivate, or edit them, but new automations should be created in Flow Builder. When a record meets the rule, immediate actions run as soon as evaluation finishes; time-dependent actions wait until a set time, then the rule checks the record again and runs only if the criteria still match. Field updates run first and can change fields the user cannot see; email alerts, tasks, and outbound messages follow, and each remaining action type has limits that decide whether workflow can still cover the scenario.